Riot Games has just released the official, full list of co-streamers for the upcoming MSI 2025. Co-streaming is a crucial part of every global esports event?, and each fan has their usual go-to broadcast. Esports Charts presents the full list of co-streamers for the Mid-Season Invitational 2025 to help you find your favourite watch party.
The second cross-regional major event of the year, the 2025 Mid-Season Invitational, takes place from June 27 to July 12 in Vancouver, Canada. The top teams from around the world will come to North America to put on a show for millions of fans. Attendees of the event include Gen.G Gaming and T1 from Korea, G2 Esports, GAM Esports, and many other local legends and fan favourite teams.
Announcing the #MSI2025 Remote Co-Streamers!
— LoL Esports (@lolesports) June 21, 2025
Additional co-streamers may still be added to the roster. (1/3) pic.twitter.com/hJGWycFGOD
Throughout the tournament, Esports Charts will cover the viewership of the event, its most popular moments, and much more. Keep an eye on our blog and socials during the event for the latest scoop on the biggest mid-year event for League of Legends esports.
Official MSI 2025 English co-streamers
- Caedrel
- Doublelift
- Feviknight
- Ikutoo
- IMLS
- IWDominate
- Jankos
- Keshaeuw
- Kittwy
- Meteos
- Midbeast
- Mrs Chim Chim
- Pobelter
- Sneaky
- Tyler1
- Yamatocannon
Korean co-streamers
Spanish co-streamers
- Kurohiko
- Redpanda ID
- Coach Recmeister
- Kapitan Pugo
Reactions from the community have been mixed; some rejoiced their favourite streamer’s attendance and others were shocked to miss their usual broadcast, but none can deny some serious heavy hitters top the list. In particular, casters Marc Robert "Caedrel" Lamont and Tyler "Tyler1" Steinkamp will likely dominate English-language viewership, and former Spanish LoL esports commentator Ibai will surely collect millions of Hours Watched.
Co-streaming has become an essential part of Riot’s strategy to expand regional engagement and increase total viewership. Co-streamers often offer alternate commentary, regional insights, or personal fan engagement that differs from the official English and global Riot broadcasts. During MSI 2024, some individual creators matched or even surpassed Riot’s main broadcasts in total viewership.
Esports Charts will be closely monitoring co-stream performance throughout the tournament, including language shares, peak viewership, and top co-streamers. Stay tuned for our full analytics coverage once the first matches go live.
